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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

perimsnt i ; s1sssss. i WI b ths Art
q II kisd pbi1h hzs ~ bssn dEsss-
trees fslIoxs. Ne eamnnnistic oolsny
kns bsen Eaccessfns IN the pass. even
ismpanr1g. nnlsas shs selsnisks kass
besn bound fdRufher 81 reliaieus fss-
sos. and fhsrs b 70 reason % sapposs
that this soiony wiIi b any mors szs-
seszfui tAan he many similar enss
which have rssuI1ed IN dis4stroez fail
IRE.
Asids from fhs sensral mistFsss Of
sssh ui0piaB schemes. hossEeE. tkeEe
are many reasons fer warning peopis 70
think is1g and carefully before idsnti
fyina Ghsmselres wish thfs sne. when
sman who b prasEioally unahls 70 sap-
pers bis own family promises 10 all who
may eoms ''psrnanens smpioynent in
al bxansbss Of fra1s and industry 81
GOOD wages. guaranteed; fsss lzndss
free water; free Lights; free libraries,
and exemption from taxes and rents,"
Il d safe 70 assume that b ID either an
idle and inprastiezbls thsorisf. o. =
heartlsss ssindIsr. In either cass, men
Who sant 70 retain thsir money and
shsiE self respest Ehozld disregard such
absard promisss - they deserve 70 be
disreRsraed. A Observation-Disclosures
might Be able 70 do for 9 large number
Of people What George Vsnasls Smith
has promised 20 do. bat . pennilsss man
mieht - well undertake to bind the
planets together with whip-eord.
Further than this. the proisotOrs Of
the PaRes sonBd Co operative OoIony
have talked Of millions whsre they hsve
not had dollars; they have laid plans
whose impsacticability b apparent 10
any sane perssn; they have made proa,-
ices which are utterly impossible Of full
6Ilment. For instance. they have
promised to found city IN which all
money relations Between individuals
shall be abroRneed." and in which no
men shall stand to each other in the
relation Of debtor and creditor. II
tkere Il any one Who believes THAI these
things will be accomplished, be lie a
peEfect liberty to follow the lead %
George venable smith and his Iieuien-
acts, bat no enc will do 90 upon she
aivics Of the osT-IsrKELIoKzozR.
II this plan bad in il tbs elements Of
success the PosT-INTxLIIGEEuKR would
be glad 10 encourage ID and Rlad to se'
it succeed, but when les opinion Il ask
ed, IL is compelled to answer that th,
Puget Sound Cooperative Colony" /
. ehimeFieal scheme in which success i
impossible, and 10 warn those who coa
template embArking In IL that they vii
assuredly be losers by the Operations
Oommon sense b safe guide, and com
mon sense teaches thas the promises o
the protector Of this, Is yet, mythica
colony, are impossible Of falfillment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
A eeeD sUGGEsYaox.

Mr.. Marvin HuRhitt. o. the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad Csmpasy. ons
Of the most liherAl.minded as we'll o.
ons Of The a0less railroad nen Of the
United States. hes recommended 10 the
Railroad CoSanitass Of the Common
Coancil Of ChioARO The passage Of .
general ordinances compelling every
railroad corporation whose tracks inter
sect The city streets 10 erect safety gates
Al every street crossing for the prosee-
tion Of teams, carriages aad feet passen-
gers.
Il 10 remarkable that saeh q recon.
msnaAiion should be necessary in sncA
city AZ Chie@so. A psOpsr regard tor
she safety Of the eisissna. one voald
think. Usuld have caused he erection
% such sAfesuaFds Iona aeO. There are
few large CITIES which. In thss latter Aee,
ailsv dangerous railway crossings to
rsunain enenssaed savs By drovsy ard
aareliAhls saschmsn.
Il u rsmArkahls. also. tAAt tes recon-
msndalioa shoaid cone fron a rail-
Faaa man. Railroads are 9sneraily
nors inelinsd 10 ogross and sxAds such
rsssrscsiooa ard rsgulstioas than they
are 70 saeEssl then. NJ. H1ehitt.
hsSsves. as has been sid. risea Above
ne RAEFowae@ waieh chAsaeserizss TOO
many 81 the raea Who are a tie bead q
he trAnspoEtasion systems of he evan
cry. he realizes thai uhat i 10 tAe IN
teFess Of The vahtie h aisa te tAs inter
ess q The FAilrsad& TIE city Of Cat
eAxo shoald heed ne sa4Rsasioa Of Mr..
Haehita 10 this, - 10 ether lAineA IL
uili and he advise uarsh follewins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

TmE GREATEST 0F ALL moaOP0-
LIEA.

Al the recent session Of the InseFna.
tioHal Range Convention Of cattle men,
held az Denver. paper vas read BY
Mr.. J. ]. MCCLELLAN, OF Cleveland, treat
Ing Of the monopOlies Of stock yard
concerns and middlemen. In this pc
per u vas maintained that the cattle
growers we're not receiving just prices
fer their beef on the hoof on account Of
The monopoly enjoyed BY These middle
men. Mr.. MoGiIlan'a plan for remedy
Ina The trouble and meeting thess mo.
nopoliss Vas 70 form Al Immense cor.
poration. with q capital of tl0o, 900, 900.
20 be participated in BY she stock rails.
ere Of the country. II vas proposed
that THE corporation should market and
butcher ell Of the stock raised 10 the
United States. aud condaes the selling
Of The beef direct 10 the consumers.
The plan =aa received with marked
favsr by the delegates 10 the eenven-
ton.
TIE cattle men Of this country are
certainly The most unfortunate OF NOR
tails. They are deserving Of the sympa-
thy Of the rest Of mankind. How inca
Ger aud inadequate have been the re-
turns With which their enterprises have
been blessed how few are the men
Who have engaged In this unAtsEASsive
industry and come oas with fOFtuael
Hedged aboat by laws and restrictions,
Il IL a passing wondes how any sane
man can have the hAEdihood 10 so into
4 business 80 unrsmuaeFative. II there
Is any person Ia this wsFid Tor whom we
sheald have the deepest solisitsde. Il 10
the down. tro8den. poorly rewarded SAT-
lie king. In diress distress. be su4gesss
that be and his brethren 10 this unpras-
itahie branch Of industry form = cor
porAtlsn for the raising. buteheFinR and
selling Of bis stock. for In sash = move
he seea his only salvation; Il IL the only
safe alternative that vii RuAransee 10
him immunity frOm poverty and vsns.
To spsak piainls and deliberately
Mr.. MCCLELLAN advocates setting 40 in
thia eoansEy lhs most gigantic monopoly
which The Western Hemisphere has
ever seen. Il Woald be on q par with.
II not more comprehensive and all
powerful. than TIE Western Unien
Telegraph, The Standard Oh Company.
or she Coal Ring Of Pennsylvania. The
teleeraFhio service IL not required By
everybody; ali people Do not use oil;
coal b not essential 30 the welfare Of
every individual; bat each and every
man and womAn IL TIE couRlry waits
beef. TIE sick and the poor, The high
and he low, Fpqairs u. and Al present
the great majority Of them have il.
This rev osaaninAlios. us are 10 infer.
than. Il 10 exert ~ inGusncs fcr eood
or bad ia and thFoaeh every eisy and !
town in our Union.
Not cantens with evegrannine ssns
OF he falrest portions Of eur Western
States and Territories. uith sisAlins ana /
fencing IN thousands Of acres o. Rov.
ernnsns Lard. eneroAehing sn Indian /
reservaaious. menopalaing water /
courses, eraahlng oaa small s.oek
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20


There are two glasses, filled to the bFiIn.
On rich mans table, rim to rim.
One vas Fuddy and red as blood,
And one vas clear as tbe crystal food.
Said the glass Of vine to the pAlsr
brother,
''Lst Us tell the tales Of the past to each
other.
| can tell of banquet, aad revel asd
mfrth,
And the prcudest and the Rransest souls
on earth
Fell under my touch Is though struck
BY blight
Where I vas q king. for 1 ruled IN
might;
From the heads Of kings l have torn
the crown;
From tbs heIRhss Of fame have hufl-
ed men down.
I have blasted many an hoaored name;
have taken virtue and given shane.
have tempted youth with g sip,a taste,
That has made his future g barren
waste.
Far greater than king am I,
Or than any army beneath the sky.
i have made the arm Of the driver fail,
Add sent the train frsm the iron rail.
| hava made good ships 90 down at sea,
And the shrieks of the lost we're sweet
TO me.
Fer they said. behold how great you be-
Fame. strength, wealth, genius before
you fail,
For your might and power are over ali.
dol Hol pale brother" laughed the
l NINA
"CAn you boast of deeds as great a.
miner
Said the water glass, / cannot boas,
Of king dethroned or murdered host,
Bus can tell Of heart once sad,
By my crystal drops made light and
OF thirsls I've qusnched, of brovs I've
OF hands I've cooled and souls I've
saved;
I've Ieaped through the valley, dashed
down the mountain,
Flowed in the river and played in The
fountain,
Slept in the sunshine aud dropped from
the sky.
And everywhere gladdened the land
scape aad eye.
II have eased the bot forehead Of fever
and ain,
have made The parched meadows grow
fertlls with grain.
| can tell Of tue powerful wheel Of the
mill
bat ground our Aous and turned at ny
will;
can tell Of manhood, debased By you,
that lifted up and crowned anew.
I cheer, help. | strengthen and aid;
gladden. the heart Of maB and maid;
| set the vine chain captive free,
And eli are the better for knowing me.
These are the tales they told each nth
Err
The glass Of wine and its pale borther-
As they sat together filled TO tbs brim,
On the rich mans table. rim 20 rim.
- CrfdN Lost.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Az amiabls idiot from the West IL
buyine cats in New York. flo has hired
9 large suite Of rooms. and has installed
therein g negro couple, whose sole duty
Il Is 10 care for tbs hundreds Of cats
who share the apartments with them.
He pays whatever price IL asked for .
cat. however exorbilanI Il may be, and
his solisetion, ~ might DO supposed. is
inoreasipo RAPIDLY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

. Ed eresTsns slse. FsnazlY fks der
ksspsE e 80 dtpla@zEie g.Els<y came
ac1lz6 % - what TIE exzlkEzent uannk
Hs aa<ed IL nsw d0orkssprf a tke prt-
Tnse Rzliasy Whist was gafnw en- Why.
Nim ClsFet2n1. the pxesfdent's EiEters .
in1ida. he rsz1rked- Tksd1piamAf wene
n. and h fsw maRutss exme oat pizh
grsaf aiszus<. AID rumnrked fhAt he No
man Hns no more 1li8 R1as Klizsbssh
ClsFelnnd than he wnA The ether door
keeper tod the nsw dooFkesBar the snnne
thing szd be laughsd hearttiy a. His b.
ing impsssd upon- The wo@an Vas :
1H@ Cleselana. but 20 relation to the
Pre1itenk nor did shs tel he doorksepeE
she wa
Tha Bs1p1e Of Pursia nrs ineiined 70 be
accommcdasfng. II he following reosnl
incideat may b. Regarded as character.
issic- A promfnenf omciaI of Tahreesa
Persia. had an alteration with an Eng
lish gentleman. and repeatedly called him
. liar 10 hts faca- Tbs KnGlishman. whG
ssamed not 70 be ncQnafnfsd with 0rien-
tnl character. sent him . note demanding
elzhsr n apology Or that he should accspl
. challenge 70 6ght. Tbs Persian VA
not . eowazd-few Psruians are poltrooni
hut the idea ef rizking kis life hscAnzI
be had lied anather man 3 liar seemed
70 him prsposfsr1uaL Il nghfi said be
what shall I aghf fo,3 only called hin
liar. and now he wants me 70 fight him
Never was anything mo absurd
swell said tbs gentleman who took tn
note to him. he says you VIII have d
fight him; there Is no way Of getting on
Oft '.8uf say won't zaht,- replied
the others Then you must spolosizsi'
-Apologizsl what does he mean by apslo
gizsf "why take il all back. and -,
that Jon are s7iry that you called him /
liar; that is what IL meank.s Is that all
replied the Persian. of course. III apols
gise; III say whatever he wishes me d
say. he'd when called him . liar.
an . Has. the con Of q lar. and the grand
son Of hars. WhAtmore does he want m,
| to say9"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

A Missouri man has Invented q jus
With tine lock attachment. His idea
Il thai II will be last she thinR for men
In the throes OF getting sobsr. Tbs
paiisnt can lock himself In room with
the jig, adjust Il to opon for the space
Of & fec seconds every hour, every two
hoars, or every three hoars, ~ she oass
may be. and sober up - gradually and
pleasantly ~ be could desire.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Verdi has Feoeivsd from King Hum-
bert, Of Italy. the grand Gordon Of the
Order Of Dc. MAurisIo and ~. LazxAro,
--Es. Yes; that's Eieht. King Han.
bert wilI 80. In and fool around With
Verdi until Verdi viii be too biR 10 &c.
his slotbss on and will beEia 70 write
music to she tune Of "ronnyson sixty
years-afsar,"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

A MlIwaakss paper expresses great
surprise because JohE DAhlman Of that
city hang himsslf Esosniiy. although
The owner Of an estate worth nearly
$4,000" Any mas whose estate is
worth "neaFiy" $4,000 has excellent
reason far hanging himself. IN shas II ia
not worth fully $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Il hHs bssn discovered that In his
youth 0enefAl Boalauesr frequently
wsnt slaAout meals in order 10 save
msnsy 10 bay -coisFsd hid gloves.
Of which be was passiOnaseiy fond.
THIS pesuIiarisy is regarded 81 bis cd
niFsrs e. . safieisnt indication shat be
Il ohiId Of destiny.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The bEiiliant isssrvisw With simon
Cameron, published IN Wednesdays
Pesr InTstLI0Encsn, would indicate
shaa Frank Barr, after short sortis into
shsasssoal management has returned to
adorn ne nsvspspsE profession.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
SEALED PROPOSALS

UTn.L BIZ RECEIVED AT THE OF.
wv hce OF the Chief Engineer Of the
Puget sound Construction COMPANY IN
I'll u m. Tue. day. March LIST. 1881. for the
construction OF sixteen thousand six hun.
dred and 10 y ls.6i0l linear feet Of pile
treslle. aad of the Wharves required b.
n Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern Kali
road. along tbs city front, from point or
the north mar .dn OF Mil street to smith,
Cove. the company to furnish all materi-
ais used In the structures.
The right IL reserved to reject any or
al hidA
For plans ard specificat 'ons Of the week
apply TO the
CHIEF ENGINEER p. 8. O. Co
Once safe Deposit Building.
Seattle. w. r., Feb. a. 1881 felefd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

HaQk ConwAy's widow feels called
npon 70 rsltsrats The ssatsmsnt thaa hsE
deceased husband did not vrits -fSound
By spsll." some psspis are over niee
aboui . triaine question Of oFtbogfs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

India hes adopssd nsysl meskod u
Iubilasing ter Qnssn Victoria. Il
opened iis isiIs and tarned 2S.ooe
eonvIets lesss u0on the oOuniFy. The
poles aashoriiiss will nov enjoy lsng
ulanic eagturlng tbsrn aRaia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Peopls sh0uId not sxnit over the pass-
Gee q shs Naval Bill By the ssnsss-
sueA imporiAst measures are usually
passed ~ the Senate only 70 Be
straneIed 10 death b. Randall and Hob
man IL shs HOUSE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

easa loss tod bis aadiansss 10 Ne
braska shaf be VS. . esntlsEusu, bst hs
dos not agtsnys % fsol the Boston
psovls that way.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
ALBERT CHLOSSMACHER
LEADING
M orchan t TailOr,
COG Front street,

Opposite YeaerLeary Washington Territory
Has just received large shipment Of both imported
aud domestic geeds Of latest patterns direct from
the factories and can truthiully say that have at
present the largest. fullest, mo compete ami most
varied assortment Of goods In the city Of Seattle.
Only the very best wOrkmen are employed Ia nay
establishment. Satisfaction guaranteed in every In
stance, I'm price ms well ms In tit.
Come and be convinced at once as~uy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
THE POSTINTELLIGEEOER
Leading Newspaper of Wash
ington Territory.
DARY. WEEKLY. SUNDAY.

Tia PosrINTKLLIaENcER 10 kepue's
can newspApeg. Its ohject n 70 furnsaA
tbs people Of Washingtoa Tafriicry wsn
N. latest and most reiiabls nsus; = 50
restly represent thar opinions - y
questions Of ths dAy. and 70 furnllh =
people Of tia East with reliable ini1sser
ton conos ning the resources snd psee
pocts Of Washington ferritary. - aaalhs
l. 70 Be reliable IN All things ard y sEss.
else ssch care that its readers uih hsFs
I an conheencs n ifs sfAtsmenta
sURACRIPTI0S KArEs-Bf NAH.
Daur, rKAn " apvancn.. ............slag = =
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ss.<t1s fssA .-.--.'-..'.. Is
WnrELr ASP srzDsT. FHAH . ADgAHcn
WEWLF. vaEH Nof PafD - aDtAnca..ss.
Rates 70 Pssnasers, Nswadealsp ha1 faolllAs
ers asgi 90 appilea1ipa.
mAmFLE ooPTMs azET Fnn@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The voice Of the st. Louis Republican
is decidedly for peace. Here Ia the way
Il talks about the threatened Goldfish
war:
II all the Goldfish In Canada were to be
made into one Goldfish, and all the en-
bexx' eFs In Cansda tato one embexkler,
and that embexzler were 10 eat that cod
tssh; and II We could th.n extrediie him
BY making 90 much war as might be rep
resented by the toucAhole Of a Fevolu-
be for peace.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

The Prince Of Wales has been honoring
several Of the prominent Americans re-
siding in PariS or, to speak more &C
curately, be has been dining with them.
and they are expected to consider them
selves highly honored by such mark Of
royal favor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Senator Stanford Is said to be disposins
Of hlgvast property in accordance with
directions from the other world. which
are given By the spirit Of his deceased
son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Luxary Is extending even to the negroes
Of the South. There was recently dis
covered q negro cabin whose walls were
covered with paper representing land
wsrth two mlllisn dollars. Itconslsted Of
land ONCE documents, which had been
taken from some ofsce during the war.
The papers were collected and for.
wardsd to the General Land ofice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

one in each shell. Spiced candy was
often used, and sometimes powder and
perfumery. Housewives religously save
the shells OF all tine egg, they use and
put them away until cascarone season
comes around.
In cascarone breaking it is not neces-
sary that one should be acquainted, in
fact, it is a sort of "mashing" proceed.
ing all through. The act of breaking
cascarone on another's head is to be con.
sidered q compliment by the recipient,
who is in honor bound to return it at
the first opportunity. The proper way
to break them is to crush the shell in
the hand over the PERSONS head, allow.
ing its contents to fall on the head. In
the excitement of the amusement, how
ever, the shell is more frequently broken
on the head. regardless of locality
or force used, and is oftentimes suggest
i've of anything but amIable feeling on
the part of the bestower. When the
ice is once broken by some adventurous
maiden or plucky man, the contagion
soon spreads, and in very short time
everybody is chasing around the room
breaking cascarones indiscriminately,
and receiving them from all sides. These
mock battles usually occur between
dances. Years ago sort of game
was played in the breaking of
cascarones. 1t was an object
like in the old game of "tag'--to break
the last cascarone on another. The one
breaking the last was allowed the priv
ilege of asking the other every time they
met, "How are my Chickens" and the
other would be expected to give them
present for the benefit of the chicken
candy, ETC., being usually given. This
was allowed to be kept up until the next
cascarone dance, when the game was all
played over
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Tropical
RAMONA!
The attractive location in this
section for colony which will in
time be as desirable as Pasadena
and for q safe investment is
RAMONA,

Situated at SHORES STATION,
only three miles from city limits;
easy of access; situated on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, and the
first station east; six express trains
daily. A PERFECT CLIMATE,
free from frost and fogs. No more
healthful location on the coast.
Abundance of PURE MOUNTAIN
WATER, conducted through iron
pipes. Productiveness of soil un-
equaled; alluvial, very rich, and
easily cultivated. Well sheltered
by the beautiful foothills. In full
view of the Sierra Nevada Range Of
Mountains and the Raymond Hotel,
the finest hotel in Southern Cali
fornia, and only three miles dis
tant; same distance from South
Pasadena.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
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EARLY IN FEBRUARY WILL BE COM
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PROSPECTUS.

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THE WEEKLY DIRECTORY, aside from
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ters OF commercial, mercantile and indus
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THE WEEKLY DIRECTORY will be
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THE WEEKLY DIRECTORY's special
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THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY will be
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
The English Party system.

But there comes in feature, a natu-
raj but mono the less regrettable fea.
ture, of the English party system. AS
the object of the party in opposition is
to turn out the party in power and seat
itself in their place, every oppo-
sition regards with the strongest preju.
dice the measures proposed by ruling
ministry. Cases sometimes occur where
these measures are so obviously necessa-
ry, or so evidently approved by the ma
tion, that the opposition accepts them.
But in general it scans them with hos
tile eye. Human nature is human na-
ture, and when the defeat of Govern
ment can be secured by defeating Gov
ernment bill the temptation to the op-
position to secure it is irresistible.
I New Princeton Review.